Connecting to the Other Devices

The machine can be connected to a computer (Windows server) or Advanced Box of other Canon multifunction printers on a network. The machine can print/send data saved in the connected Windows server or Advanced Box. Conversely, other multifunction printers can retrieve data from the Advanced Box of the machine.
To connect the machine to the storage spaces on other multifunction printers, settings of the other printers are also necessary. Setting Advanced Box to Public
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Press  (Settings/Registration).
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Press <Function Settings>  <Store/Access Files>  <Network Settings>.
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Specify each item.
Registering multifunction printers to connect to
Register the Windows server or Advanced Box of other multifunction printers to connect to.
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Press <Network Place Settings>  <Register>.
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Enter the necessary information and press <OK>.
<Name>
Enter the name of the Advanced Box to connect to. As a name entered here is displayed on the list at the time of access, enter a name that is easy to read.
<Protocol>
Select <SMB> or <WebDAV>, depending on whether the Windows server or Advanced Box of destination is made available as an SMB server or WebDAV.
<Location>/<Host Name>
<Location> is displayed when you select <SMB>, and <Host Name>is displayed when you select <WebDAV> in the protocol setting.
Enter the address in <Location> as "\\ (host name or IP address) \share" to connect to a shared space, or "\\ (host name or IP address) \users" to connect to personal space.
Enter the address in <Host Name> as "https:// (host name or IP address)", and press <Next>. Then, enter "/share" for the shared space or "/users" for the personal space in <Folder Path>.
Do not register something other than the Advanced Box of another imageRUNNER ADVANCE series machine or a Windows server which is opened externally, as this may cause the machine to malfunction.
Controlling communication protocols
Verifying the certificate when connecting
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